Catch up on the Billboard Music Awards!
The 21st May 2017 saw the Billboard Awards hosted in Las Vegas, America, and attended by the world’s biggest names in music, from Drake to Nicki Minaj to legendary stars Celine Dion and Cher to k-pop megastars BTS.
The Billboard...
The Asian Today Nominated for a National Diversity Award
A humble thanks to all those who have supported The Asian Today for the upcoming National Diversity Awards.
The NDA is an esteemed black-tie ceremony that aims to recognise and reward both people and organisations who are actively promoting and...
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The Ghazal Maestro Live in Concert: Pankaj Udhas
The New Bingley Hall, Birmingham, B18 5PP
Sun 6 Apr,
Doors Open 6pm
Showtime 7pm
Tickets: £25, £30, £45*
In a career spanning over thirty years and more than fifty...
Shilpa Shetty’s Road Trip With Her Son
Shilpa Shetty is one of the most exuberant people in Bollywood and has discovered pleasures in the unlikeliest of places. The fashionable diva, who was out and about with her family, posted an endearing image from her road expedition...
BYSA End of Season Awards Dinner 12/6/22
Birmingham Youth Sports Academy (BYSA) end of season awards dinner took place on the 12th June 2022 at the newly built HRA banqueting hall with 500 guests in attendance, ranging from all the competitive teams boys/girls, parents, sponsors, ambassadors,...
Halloween Rangoli Art at The Swan Shopping Centre
Families can celebrate two of the most exciting events of the year, Diwali and Halloween, in one free event at the Swan Shopping Centre in Yardley!
On Thursday 31 October, a team of professional Rangoli artist will be on hand...
Marathon Goer Thinks He Could Give Usain Bolt a Run For His Money.
Barry Cheema is Birmingham's very own version of Usain Bolt, or so he hopes to be. He aims to beat the King of sprinting's Rio medal haul in 2017.
Cheema refers to himself as Usingh Bolt when entering any marathon...
Library of Birmingham & British Library win Heritage Lottery Fund to celebrate South Asian...
Today (23 January 2017), the Library of Birmingham and the British Library have received £91,700 of National Lottery funding to present Documenting Histories, a partnership project celebrating the important role South Asian culture has played in forming Birmingham’s history...
An Immigration Debate with a Unique Creative Twist
Taking place at 6pm, 6 April 2016, at the Bordesley Centre, the debate and interactive art-piece is intended to provoke in-depth conversation on one of contemporary Britain’s most divisive issues: immigration.
The event offers a unique take on the standard...
Year of the Top Dog
Chinese New Year Celebrations in Birmingham are now a four day festival. Firecrackers, Lion Dancing and Drums extend a warm handshake to China signalling the Midlands is open for Business based on Friendship and Trust. Jas Sansi spent four...
